Refraction, Reflection and Dispersion

A TRANSPARENT MEDIUM, BOUNDED BY 2 SURFACES, OH WHICH AT LEAST 1 IS SPHERICAL IS KNOWN AS.......

• FOCAL LENGTH

• LENS

• GLASS PRISM

• CONVEX LENS

THE PHYSICAL QUANTITY WHICH IS AN INDICATOR OF THE SPEED OF LIGHT THROUGH A GIVEN MEDIUM IS KNOWN AS.......

• OPTICAL CENTRE

• OPTICAL DENSITY

• PRINCIPAL AXIS

• LENS

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NGSS.HS-PS4-1

THE RADII OF THE 2 SPHERES, OF WHICH THE LENS SURFACES ARE A PART OF..................

• RADII

• RADII OF LENS

• RADII OF PRINCIPLE

• RADII OF CURVATURE

THE CENTRES, OF THE 2 SPHERES OF WHICH THE 2 SURFACES OF THE GIVEN LENS, ARE A PART IS KNOWN AS...........

• CENTRES OF PRINCIPLE

• CENTRES OF RADII

• CENTRES OF CURVATURE

• CENTRES OF LENS

THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE OPTICAL CENTRE AND PRINCIPAL FOCUS OF THE LENS IS KNOWN AS.........

• CONCAVE LENS

• CONVEX LENS

• GLASS PRISM

• LENS

WHEN A RAY OF LIGHT, PROPAGATING IN 1 TRANSPARENT MEDIUM, ENTERS ANOTHER TRANSPARENT MEDIUM, IT IS OBSERVED TO...........

• REFRACTION OF LIGHT

• CONCAVE LENS

• CONVEX LENS

• REFLECTION

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NGSS.MS-PS4-2

A PRISM IS A PIECE OF A TRANSPARENT MATERIAL BOUNDED BY 2 PLANE SURFACES INCLINED AT AN ANGLE

• TRUE

• FALSE

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS4-2

THE INITIAL RAY, FALLING ON A GLASS SLAB, IS KNOWN AS THE........

• INCIDENT RAY

• REFRACTED RAY

• EMERGENT RAY

• QUESTION IS WRONG

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NGSS.MS-PS4-2

THE ANGLE, BETWEEN THE INCIDENT RAY AND THE NORMAL AT THE POINT OF INCIDENCE IS KNOWN AS.....

• ANGLE OF INCIDENCE

• ANGLE OF REFRACTION

• PRISM

• LENS

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NGSS.MS-PS4-2

THE LINE JOINING THE CENTRES OF CURVATURE OF THE 2 SURFACES OF A LENS IS KNOWN AS ITS...........

• OPTICAL CENTRE

• OPTICAL DENSER

• PRINCIPAL AXIS

• RADII